Patient's question:
Seek advice from a gynecologist! Hello! I am undergoing a follow-up cone biopsy for advanced cervical inflammation. I had a vaginal discharge test and an abdominal ultrasound done today, and I have uploaded the images. If you can't see them clearly, just let me type out the reports in text. Please don't make any mistakes. Thank you! Please take a close look. What does the report mean? Do I have any issues? I showed it to my doctor, and she said it was fine, that there were no problems. I asked if there was no inflammation or pelvic inflammatory disease or endometritis? She said no. I asked why there was significant pain in the middle of my abdomen during the bimanual exam. She said it might be normal pain, but she couldn't convince me. Because in April, during the bimanual exam at a provincial third-tier hospital, I didn't feel any pain. This time, the doctor gently pressed, not even with much force, and I cried out in pain. It was internal pain. She then said that if there were any inflammation, it would hurt even without pressing internally. I still feel uneasy because since the cone biopsy, to this dayDoctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, you have already undergone a cervical cone biopsy, and this time it is for a follow-up examination. Based on the images you uploaded, your careful examination is normal. Do not worry too much. After the TCT test, there may be small blood vessel rupture during specimen collection, which may cause peeling of the skin. This is also normal. Be patient and wait for the TCT results. It should not be a big problem. Rest more often and do not overexert yourself.